Unlock the secrets of successful grant proposal writing in our upcoming workshop! Join us for insightful sessions led by distinguished speakers from ICSSR, UGC, ICMR, DST, DBT, American Organisations, and other Ministries
Anthropos India Foundation hosted a two-day online workshop on “Mastering the Art of Publishing Research Papers & Books,” that focused on equipping participants with essential skills and knowledge for successfully publishing academic work. The sessions focused on understanding the publishing process, selecting the right journals or publishers, responding effectively to reviewer feedback, and addressing ethical concerns. It also provided the participants with practical insights into traditional and self-publishing, book proposal writing, and guidance for publishing with reputable platforms like Springer Nature and ANTHROPOS BOOKS. The workshop was designed for researchers and aspiring authors and was led by experienced professionals from diverse academic and publishing backgrounds.
The lecture by Prof. Amitabh Pande, Director of Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya, provided an in-depth exploration of environmental anthropology and its significant implications for public policy. Prof. Pande emphasized the vital role that anthropological perspectives can play in shaping environmental policies, highlighting how the cultural, social, and ecological practices of indigenous and local communities offer valuable insights into sustainable development.
Throughout the presentation, Prof. Pande delved into the complex relationships between human societies and their environments. He illustrated how traditional ecological knowledge, often overlooked in policy-making processes, can contribute to more effective and inclusive environmental governance. By integrating anthropology into public policy, Prof. Pande argued, we can better address pressing issues such as climate change, biodiversity conservation, and resource management.
A key theme of the lecture was the role of the public in environmental decision-making. Prof. Pande encouraged active public participation, stressing that policies should not only be informed by scientific data but also by the lived experiences and knowledge of communities that are directly affected by environmental changes. This bottom-up approach ensures that policies are more adaptable, culturally relevant, and sustainable in the long term.
Whether you are writing research papers, theses, dissertations, or journal articles, this
workshop will equip you with practical strategies to elevate your writing to a professional
level. The workshop is perfect for graduate students, researchers, and academics at all stages
of their respective careers!
The Pre-Lokmanthan event discussed strategies to protect traditional herbal healers from exploitation. Topics included fair trade standards, ethical commercialization, legal frameworks for intellectual property rights, and fair profit-sharing between companies and communities, ensuring respect and equitable treatment for healers.
Anthropos India Foundation conducted an online, full-day workshop on “PATHWAYS TO TWO DOZEN CAREERS IN ANTHROPOLOGY” on 1st September,
2024. It was attended with fervent spirit by 100
participants from all over India.
Event Summary AIF hosted a two-day intensive, hands-on workshop that catered specifically to the requirements of social science scholars to
